Watch 12 Angry Men Movie. And post a note on a key learning/take-away you had watching the movie and decision making (Keep our in-class activities in mind as well). Focus on how different personalities, cognitive bias, mindtraps, and heuristics play a role in group decision making (often detrimental - as the movie eloquently portrays). Also, notice how 'environment and situational factors affect decision making. Site 'clear' examples from the movie to illustrates your points. Feel free to respond to other posts, after you have posted your comment. Rational Approach: Intuitive Approach: Overconfident: Under confident: Impulsive: Structuring: External locus of control: Internal locus of control: Risk taker: Risk adverse: Importance of decision: Procrastination: Confusion: Self righteous: Con-man: Bully: Conformer: Situational issues: Anchoring heuristic: Satisficing heuristic: Cynic: